Pasta Bake Recipes

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Hi skaps,

Like pitlanpiglet, I don't buy soup but make a white sauce or tomato based one. There are lots of recipes on these threads that may help:

Pasta Bake Recipes

Chicken Pasta Bake

Pasta bake recipe help please!

Recipe for a pasta bake sauce please?

Tuna pasta bake

Pasta bake - how to make sauce?

I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the ideas together.

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maysmummy

maysmummy wrote: »

I can soup- mix soup with double the can size of water in a jug and pou on.
Serve.enjoy.

Oops sorry, that should read pour on , not pou on:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

tandraig

I do this one with leftover pasta
to a bowl of leftover pasta i add homemade cheese sauce, some cooked bacon or gammon (or chicken if i have some) then fry up some mushrooms, maybe some brocolli, then top it with breadcrumbs mixed with grated cheese and bake. makes a lovely meal with garlic bread and some salad.

vernall

maysmummy wrote: »

Easy peasy. No need to cook pasta, just throw in. It goes like this:
Half cup of pasta per person
any leftover veg from fridge, cooked or uncooked.(broccoli and cauli go at bit mushy if already cooked)
Pre-cooked chicken( just poach in a little water for 10 mins or so),ham, turkey or whatever, about 1 cup, but could be more.
I can soup- mix soup with double the can size of water in a jug and pou on. If it's bachelors condensed soup, it's 3 cans of water.
Mix it all together in a shallow dish
In oven for 1 hour, adding a handful of grated cheese 15 mins from the end.
Serve.enjoy.

sounds lovely......any preference of flavour soup.....am guessing mushroom?what sort of oven temp?

kimmee

Tomato based sauce with lots of onions and garlic and chopped basil if you have it. Brown some sausages and chop, part cooked fusilli. Mix it all up and top with grated mozarella or a mix of grated cheddar and mozarella. Bake in oven for about 40 mins. Yummmmmmmmy

russetred

Slightly off topic but has anyone seen the colmans ad with Tony Tobin gleefully flogging a packet of bolognaise sauce mix for pasta bake to a family who want something different.Talk about prostituting your art! He ought to be ashamed of his greed at accepting that job.

Penelope_Penguin

russetred wrote: »

Slightly off topic but has anyone seen the colmans ad with Tony Tobin gleefully flogging a packet of bolognaise sauce mix for pasta bake to a family who want something different.Talk about prostituting your art! He ought to be ashamed of his greed at accepting that job.

Who's Tony Tobin :huh:

Penny. x

jackieglasgow

Chef-y guy (can't call him a chef now after seeing the ad last night) who used to be on RSCook etc., looks like Fern Britten's OH's[STRIKE]ugly[/STRIKE] not as good looking older brother. I agree with PP, what was he thinking agreeing to that?

Nottoobadyet

This is one of my favorites, which I make with veggie mince but Im sure is good with the real stuff.

http://www.goodtoknow.co.uk/recipes/137163/Bolognese-pasta-bake

Trinny

Hi There

I knock up a stretched bolognaise sauce - and mix it with pasta shapes - put in the oven with grilled cheese

Or - Cannelloni - pasta tubes filled with meat mixture in sauce and covered with HM bechemel sauce

Or - Chicken and leek pasta bake - using condensed soup ( this can be made as chicken and pepper/mushroom if leeks dont go down well in your house.

Or - Bacon and mushroom pasta bake - again mushroom condensed soup - bacon lardons - usually chopped up cooking bacon and mushrooms.

Or - if you can tolerate it - Tuna as in tuna and sweetcorn bake - i know you did mention meat - but tuna and sweetcorn is a killer combo. Tins of both, with a white sauce ( the fish and sweetcorn is enough to flavour the sauce, can add peas - mix in with cooked pasta shapes - and cover with grated cheese - medium oven 20-25 mins.

As you can tell there is a grilled cheese topping theme in our house - OH wolfs all of these down without it touching the sides:rotfl:

Best Wishes

Trin